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2000/2001 I got kicked out of a barbers on the corner of Dorset Street because I asked for a haircut. He would only do razor cuts.

Think this is where I got my most recent cut. (wasn't poxy though). What's the general consensus on fades?

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First Came Normcore. Now Get Ready for Gorpcore.

Summer 2016 look? Photos | Darren Kennedy collection launch at Louis Copeland - beaut.ie

Levi's are made all over the shop. To get a pair with the exact same fit, you'll have to match up the production codes: http://lifehacker.com/5973863/find-another-pair-of-your-favorite-pants-years-after-theyve-worn-out

I saw that Paul Galvin has a line for Dunnes Store, has anyone actually seen what's on offer? I'm imagining ball-hugging skinny jeans.

Saw an Asian guy in Costa today 'helixing'.

River Island has an entire sub-section under Jumpers for Capes. Would yiz? Mens Jumpers and Cardigans - Mens Knitwear - River Island

Depends what you're comparing it to - I would say their sizing runs almost like Topman/American Appareil. If you compare it to Dunnes/Pennys tat, it'd be much further off since they tailor their sizing for the Irish/UK market which tends to be short and rotund. I'd highly recommend getting a...

I just noticed that Uniqlo now deliver to Ireland so no more Parcel Motel shenanigans required.

Ha! I didn't know it had been singled-out. You notice trends of what different cities wear - all the Parisians wear Canada Goose, Bostonians wear North Face and Dubliners wear SuperDryJapan (or whatever the fook it's called).

Canada Goose is a possible alternative but they do have their trademark patch on the arm. But you'll be going up in price from North Face territory.

I'd say the tendency for doing this has waned with the surge in people buying disposable clothes from Pennys/Dunnes.

I find barbers are all about expectations. Just going for blade cut? €8 is what I'd pay and expect it to be over in 10 mins. Going for a blade on sides/back and some non-complicated scissor trimming on the top? I'd pay €10-€15. Need something a little fancier where you can be confident the...

Chino is that material that's more of a fabric. Beige/Navy coloured chinos being the most common you'd see around. (Avert your eyes if you see a mustard yellow or salmon pink coloured pair). For slim fitting shirts (like in Uniqlo) that you can wear tucked in or out, I'd recommend checking out...